The Mayan noblewoman stood out for her intricate jade ornaments, fine clothes, the scarification scars over her face and the use of complex body paint.
In this WIP images you can appreciate a noblewoman in the coastal city of Tulum, notable for her sarong, a straight dress that leaves the shoulders bare, decored with Mayan calendar symbols. She also wears ostentatious jade earrings inspired by those found on the mask of King Pakal of Palenque and her body shows paintings as indicated in the texts of Fray Diego de Landa on his book Relaciones de la Cosas de Yucatan.
We seek to combine reality with fiction in our designs, but keeping the dignity of a culture that continues to this day, and whose women are the source of its resistance and permanence through the centuries.
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